Took him and we don t know where he is. we hope they find them and they the russians will be punished. they were relieved it s no longer crawling with russian t tanks, but it means there s no one left to ask where the men were taken. in the rubble of war, gregory has been zeshlging for his brother. he was also picked up by russian soldiers in the same as the others. from the story we heard from a guy, we know he was beaten with a club. we met the guy he s talking about who says he, too, was detained and held by russian soldiers who said it was their job to beat them each day. my hands were tied with this rope. here it is, he says. and another two guys were handcuffed. one of the men didn t make it out alive, he says. in the morning, the russians said his body was already cold. he reported to police and it was determined that the man killed was his brother.
Zeshlging, but we still don t know exactly where. david, you agree that it s very possible based on symbol calculations this debris could have traveled that far after the plane went missing? absolutely. yeah, it s well within reason. the question is to backtrack. i m sure beginning already, there s probably teams of modelers out there figuring out where this piece came from. and that s the important part. where is the x marks the spot? i think the teams and the ships are in. they re exhausted. they ve been out. having been there myself knowing what it s like to spend months at sea and not find what you re looking for, this is the kind of boost they need to at least give them the first tangible evidence that there s a plane missing somewhere in that